More To Explore

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More to Explore is the 15th episode of Numberblocks Season 6 and 90th episode overall.

Plot

It's time for the grand finale, but the number fun doesn't stop here!

Trivia

• This is the very last episode of Numberblocks and Season 7 will never come.
• According to the promo pic, this is the third appearance of a piano in the Learningblocks series. The first and second were Quick and Thirteen respectively.
• This episode features the return of Big Tum and Blockzilla.
• Blockzilla has grown a lot since her debut. She is like 3 or 4 times bigger in this episode than in her debut episode.
• Eight's old design, where his mask and lips are darker in colour, is shown in one of the pictures at the beginning.
• Some new Numberblocks appear, like Seven Thousand and Ninety Thousand. (Though they are scaled up versions of Seven and Ninety respectively.)
• Numberblocks that are mentioned, and even shown, but not in physical form (including compound) include:
  • Pi
  • Thirty-Six
  • Forty-Two
  • Forty-Nine
  • Sixty-Four
  • Ninety-Seven Thousand One Hundred and Four
• The number "97104" has become a meme in the Numberblocks fandom because of this episode.
• A very few fans believe that the chain of Ones in the "Numbers are infinite" part of the song is Infinity. This is easily debunkable since all the Ones don't have the infinity Numberling.
• Twenty-Two is the only figured out Numberblock to not appear.
• This episode influences children to make their own designs of Numberblocks not seen in the show. Because of this, most children would make designs of Twenty-Three and Twenty-Four.
• This is one of the only few song-episodes to change key Another is "One Hundred" along with "What's the Difference", "Thirteen", "Seventeen" and "Twenty".

References and other maths stuff

Being another call-back episode, it sure has A LOT.

• The pictures on the piano:
  • Fifteen
  • Heist
  • The Wrong Number
  • Flatland
  • Thirty's Big Top
  • Hiccups
  • On Your Head
  • Double Trouble (the oldest episode shown)
• The piano from Thirteen
• The same background from Twenty
• The hands and feet from I Can Count to Twenty
• The pole from Twenty
• Just Add One (mentioned)
• The background and concept of Step Squads
• The background from Ten's Place and Tall Stories (Chapter 19: Flex-Ability)
• The concept of Sign of the Times
• The multi-mirror (Mirror, Mirror)
• The Threes with rainbow juggling balls (Twenty-One and On)
• Bus Stop 20 (Twenty-One and On)
• The hopscotch from Terrible Twosday
• The football shirts (Eleven)
• The book (Once Upon A Time and other storytime episodes)
• The temple (We're Going on a Square Hunt)
• Square Club ("as wide as we're tall")
• The tune of Octoblock
• Nine, Sixteen, and Twenty-Five demonstrating Pythagoras' theorem
• The art gallery (Seventeen)
• The Fibonacci sequence
• The stage (Fifteen's Minute of Fame)
• The Ten Twos Hot Shoes Shuffle (Twenty)
• Fifty's guitar (several episodes)
• The Numberblobs (several episodes)
• The wall and blanks (What's the Difference?)
• Pi (3.14)
• Forty's rectangle book (Thirty's Big Top)
• Blockzilla (her debut)
• The magic rectangle Ninety is holding
• Big Tum (his debut)